HIDIVE Schedules the English Dubs for the Tada Never Falls in Love and Made in Abyss Anime

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HIDIVE announced at its Anime Weekend Atlanta panel that it will stream the English dub of Tada Never Falls in Love. In addition, the service announced details for its stream of the English dub of Made in Abyss.

The first English-dubbed episode of Tada Never Falls in Love will debut at 1:00 p.m. EDT on September 30, 2018, with additional episodes added weekly on Sundays. The stream will be available in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other select territories.

The first English-dubbed episode of Made in Abyss will debut on October 23, 2018, with additional episodes added weekly on Tuesdays. The stream will be available in the United States, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and other select territories.

Sentai Filmworks will be releasing Made in Abyss on Blu-ray Disc in both standard and premium editions on October 23, 2018. The company also plans to release Tada Never Falls in Love on home video, but has not announced the released plans for the anime yet.

Source: ANN

Seven Seas Entertainment Licenses the Creature Girls: A Field Journal in Another World Anime

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Seven Seas Entertainment has announced that its Ghost Ship imprint has licensed KAKERU’s Creature Girls: A Field Journal in Another World manga. The series will be released both physically and digitally. The first volume is scheduled to be released on June 4, 2019.

Seven Seas describes the story as:

Kurimusubi Daisuke, a man fascinated by the complex zoology of monster girls in fiction, one day finds himself transported to a world full of them! When he encounters an arachne named Neya who needs his help, Daisuke rushes to help her–which begins his new life of meeting (and researching) the beautiful creatures around him. These monstrous ladies show him that he has a lot to learn, and Daisuke never dreamed he’d be able to satisfy his passion for monster girls like this! This fantasy manga series for mature readers is perfect for fans of Monster Girl Encyclopedia.

Source: Seven Seas Entertainment

Yen Press Announces Digital Releases for Kaoru Mori’s Manga Releases

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Yen Press has announced that that Kaoru Mori’s A Bride’s Story, Emma, and Kaoru Mori: Anything and Something will be receiving a digital release.

A Bride’s Story Volumes 1-5 and Anything and Something will officially be available on September 25, 2018. Pre-orders are also available for A Bride’s Story Volumes 6-9 on October 30, 2018. The entire series of Emma will release digitally on November 27, 2018.

Source: Yen Press

English Cast Announced for the Hitorijime My Hero Anime

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The English cast has been announced for the Hitorijime My Hero anime:

  • Austin Tindle is Masahiro Setagawa
  • David Matranga is Kousuke Ohshiba
  • Daman Mills is Asaya Hasekura
  • Alejandro Saab is Kensuke Ohshiba
  • Houston Hayes is Fukushige
  • Greg Cote is Yamabe
  • Howard Wang is Yoshida
  • Gareth West is Yunge
  • Carli Mosier is Ayaka
  • Scott Gibbs is Houjou
  • David Wald is Natsuo
  • Jessica Calvello is Megumi
  • Molly Searcy is Miho
  • Margaret McDonald is Matsuzawa
  • Brittney Karbowski is Ryoko
  • Tia Ballard is Satou
  • John Swasey is Toru
  • Greg Ayres is Yabase

Sentai Filmworks will release Hitorijime My Hero on a dual-audio Blu-ray Disc on October 30, 2018.

Source: ANN

Double Decker! Doug & Kirill Anime to Get a Manga by Mizuki Sakakibara

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It has been announced that the Double Decker! Doug & Kirill anime will get a manga adaptation that will run on both Shueisha’s Tonari no Young Jump website and the YanJan! app. The first chapter will debut at midnight on October 1, 2018. Mizuki Sakakibara is drawing the series.

Double Decker! Doug & Kirill is scheduled to premiere on Japanese television on September 30, 2018.

Source: ANN

Anime Blog Posts That Caught My Eye This Week: September 21, 2018

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I admit that this week’s list is a little on the shorter side, but there’s a good mix of topics. If you haven’t already checked some of these out, I hope you’ll give them a look:

 

Information on the Aigan Kaijū Anime Shorts

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TV Tokyo has revealed that the Aigan Kaijū (Pet Monsters) series of anime shorts will premiere on October 7, 2018.

Shirō Nakano is credited for the original and as executive producer of the anime, while Yukio Kawasaki is credited with planning. Shingo Shimoyama is directing the series at Simogumi. Yukio Akiyama is writing the script. Satoshi Umetsu is producer, and Norio Yamakawa is planning manager.

The voice cast includes Marika Kōno, Nozomi Nishida, and Yūki Inoue.

Source: ANN